'When I lost my daughter, I felt there is no more life in Gaza,' says father of 19-month-old who died after Israel failed to process in time a security permit allowing her to leave the Strip and access treatment

Israeli police opened an inquiry last year after Haaretz revealed Cohen received $20,000 from Australian tycoon James Packer as a gift for his daughter's wedding while still serving as Mossad head

Aaron seems to be an afterthought in Moses’ Exodus story and Moses seems to be an alien branch on Aaron’s family tree

Puzzled by the Pesach plate? We've got a primer for you on all things Passover, along with some fascinating holiday stories!

From celebrity chef concoctions to timeless classics, this compilation has everything you need for a stellar Passover Seder!

Five Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in the past 24 hours, as Israel's army cracks down on the West Bank after 14 people were killed in Israel during a wave of Palestinian attacks

Here's to an unpretentious Passover seder

And why some have started trying to perform it on the Temple Mount again

With shortages all around because of coronavirus, how are you supposed to make anything for the Passover holiday? Here’s how to tackle your cooking problems, one by one

From Adam Rapoport, editor-in-chief of Bon Appétit magazine. This sweet and spicy brisket recipe was given to Adam Rapoport’s mother, Maxine, from her friend Doris Feinsilber

In an interview with Haaretz, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba questions Israel’s Ukrainian refugee policy and the country's position on Russia as the war enters a bloody phase

An ad promising payment to Jews who get arrested trying to offer a sacrifice at the holy site is causing an uproar among Palestinians this year, even though it ran before

The Hard Enduro championship took off in the Israeli desert this week, 400 metres below sea level

The Secondary School Teachers' Union ties its consent to improving teachers' wages and work conditions

Israel Police present a plan to try to stop the wave of resignations from the force and boost morale

Another Palestinian, 20, was shot dead in Silwad, says the Palestinian Health Ministry ■ Israeli security forces arrest four Palestinians suspected of planning to carry out an attack in Israel on Passover

Long-term AIPAC supporter Haim Saban is the biggest individual donor to the super PAC since its establishment late last year. His contribution came weeks before the pro-Israel lobby’s traditional PAC endorsed Republican election deniers

A Hamas sources says the factions in Gaza — and particularly Hamas — do not intend to fire rockets at Israel at this point, but rather wait to see how things evolve on the ground

On Passover night, Jews around the world dip a bitter vegetable into a sticky paste called charoset. But why? The Bible speaks of nothing of the sort, so where does this odd tradition come from?

Education minister, who tried to withhold the prize over Professor Goldreich's support for boycotting a university in a settlement, says he's a 'provocateur'

Eight months pregnant and after releasing an album, Efrat Rapoport was tapped to be Salesforce’s head of R&D. This is how this 32-year-old plans to shape the tech industry

In January, the Houthis seized the Emirati-flagged ship Rwabee in the Red Sea off Yemen, posting videos depicting weapons being held on the ship, while the U.S. says the new force is meant to protect global trade

Foreign minister also says that Turkey and Israel have 'great potential' for cooperation in the energy field, following reports in recent weeks that both countries are considering a gas pipeline to bring Israeli gas to Europe

There’s never been a shortage of Russian genocidal fantasies about Ukraine but, until recently, they were confined to the political margins. Now, those fantasies and their neo-fascist roots are normalized and put into action

Sam Grundwerg was originally appointed by the former prime minister, but fell out of favor after he elevated a left-wing activist to a top position in Israel's international fundraising arm

Members of the coalition 'deserve to feel unwanted in public,' Bezalel Smotrich says, rehashing accusations of 'stealing votes.' Bennett, in response, says no one has a monopoly over 'the love of the Land of Israel'

The West Bank city that once symbolized quiet for Israel's security forces has turned into a stronghold for militant groups. Still recovering from COVID restrictions, sanctions imposed after a spate of attacks in Israel may make things worse

Standup comedian, known for his raw and crude humor, passed away after struggling with long illness

'We get to restore the honor to this land and the people of Israel,' regional military commander tells soldiers securing settler-led repair works at vandalized Joseph's Tomb in the West Bank amid rising tensions

The White House seemingly rejected a key Iranian demand last week, shortly after a group of House Democrats stated their ‘critical concerns about the looming Iran deal’

Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine has radically ruptured the millions-strong Russian-speaking Jewish diaspora — our own families and friends included. Is the ex-Soviet Jewish world now broken for good?

Rabbinical program in Cincinnati, the Ohio city renowned as the historic center of American Reform Judaism, will 'sunset' by the end of the 2026 academic year after all enrolled students are ordained

Roden talks about preserving the routine during an epidemic and offers beloved Passover seder recipes

Despite new sanctions over Ukraine war, a loophole lets traders sell Russian diamonds in the U.S. – as long as they are first polished in Israel

Israeli forces raid Jenin, other parts of the West Bank in the aftermath of deadly attacks ■ Military secures Nablus Site of Joseph's Tomb, vandalized by Palestinians, for repair works

Towns in northern Ukraine littered with civilians' bodies after Russian troops retread, in what Ukrainian officials call a campaign of murder, torture and rape

Leaving home under fire, hiding for days without food and water, Mariupol residents recount escaping their Ukrainian hometown under Russian siege

A well-meant Passover gift to ministers from the Chinese Embassy leads to suspicions of spying, Shin Bet involvement, and embarrassment for Israel

A local newspaper reported that NSO’s Pegasus spyware was sold to Trinidad and Tobago. However, it may be a different Israeli firm’s spyware, recently found on the phone of a Greek journalist, that was actually used

Joint List leader Ayman Odeh called on all Arabs serving in Israel's security forces to quit and 'throw your weapons in their faces,' drawing condemnation from politicians

The reported appointment of Gen. Alexander Dvornikov as head of a unified Russian command in Ukraine ensures more suffering of civilians, but not necessarily victory for Moscow

The Israeli military argues that providing a legal path to work in Israel will reduce illegal breaches of the West Bank fence, and that Palestinians who go to work daily are less likely to engage in violence

In first remarks about the war since Russian forces retreated from northern Ukraine, Putin says 'We don't intend to be isolated. It is impossible to severely isolate anyone in the modern world'

Michael Ben-David is meant to represent Israel in Turin for this year’s singing competition, but public broadcaster says the Foreign Ministry refuses to handle security arrangements

An open letter signed by 17 Holocaust museums worldwide equates Russian violence to 'Holocaust by Bullets,' when Jewish people were 'shot and buried in shallow grave' in Ukraine in WWII

Do you think hazeret is something you say to a sneezing German? Or that the shank bone is connected to the knee bone? You need our Passover primer, identifying the foods you'll find on a seder plate, and why

At least 29 people were injured at the 36th street subway station, New York City Fire Department reports. The shooter was arrested Wednesday after calling police to come get him, law enforcement officials said

The party would have likely ended anyway as the Ukraine war and other threats rear their heads

Minister Esawi Freige will meet with Kosovo's prime minister, a year after the Muslim-majority nation normalized ties with Israel

The detained are among 91 suspects sought by a chief prosecutor for allegedly 'providing financial resources on behalf' of the banned Kurdistan Workers’ Party, Anadolu Agency reports

Putin has tasked Gen. Alexander Dvornikov with salvaging his faltering Ukraine war, based on the officer's horrific record in Syria. The targeting of civilians at a railway station last Friday may be a sign of things to come

Mass neutering of cats does work, vast 12-year research project by Israeli scientists in Rishon Letzion proves, and creates new meaning for the word ‘all’

The plan, which would also hook up Palestinian communities to power and carve a path to legalization for both illegal Jewish outposts and Palestinian villages, ignited uproar among right-wing Israeli lawmakers

Don’t make do with instant Knaidlach mixes: Try some creative recipes that will do your holiday table proud

The Israeli army has also operated in Jenin for the third consecutive day since the attack in Tel Aviv which claimed the lives of three Israelis

Since her 2017 defeat, far right politician Marine Le Pen has been busy mutating into a more palatable candidate for mainstream voters. In two weeks, this toxic illusion could win the French presidency

Biden's conflict over whether to lift sanctions on Iran's Revolutionary Guards, a body heavily represented in the Iranian government, will not end the group's activities or legitimacy, but could spoil the nuclear agreement

Helping the victims of the Russian war in Ukraine, a special Israeli task force supports women and minor refugees and prevents their exploitation

A thermal cup that the Chinese embassy sent to several ministers was suspected to carry a surveillance device. A Shin Bet examination found the component was 'innocent'

Israel’s defense exports have surged by 55 percent over the past two years, says the head of the defense ministry’s International Defense Cooperation Directorate

Israeli defense officials don't rule out an extensive operation in the Jenin area, which they would prefer take place after Ramadan ends at the turn of the month

Ayman Odeh and Itamar Ben-Gvir may have gotten into a bust up, but they have more in common than they care to admit ■ Netanyahu and his acolytes have quietly courted the Joint List. Anything to humiliate Bennett

Police said the 40-year-old Palestinian from the West Bank was in Israel without a permit, while his relatives rejected the claim that he stabbed the officer, adding that he'd worked in such construction sites for years

'The Israeli economy is strong and has nearly entirely erased the impact of the coronavirus pandemic,' Bank of Israel governor

The man, who lives in the West Bank settlement of Yitzhar, recently finished serving a year in prison for attacking a Palestinian when he was a minor

Mimi Reinhard was one of 1,200 Jews saved by German businessman Schindler after he bribed Nazi authorities to let him keep them as workers in his factories

In 2015, roughly 100 members of the community asked to be granted legal status, after living for years in Israel without it. Six years later, the authority rejected the applications of 49 of the people on the list and demanded that they leave Israel ...

In interviews with Israel's main TV channels, Bennett also addressed the deteriorating security situation, cooperation with Netanyahu and the Joint List, and why he doesn't speak to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas

Wilk, which creates cultured milk from breast cells, aims to improve the quality of infant formula alternatives

The mayor of the besieged Ukrainian port city also accuses Russia of bringing mobile cremation units to dispose of the dead and blocking humanitarian convoys from entering

'The blow to the rule of law is especially severe,' says district judge after the immigration ministry ignores a court order giving refugees 48 hours to appeal

Israeli firm NSO asks the U.S. Supreme Court to be recognized as a foreign government agent, which can grant it immunity under U.S. law limiting lawsuits against foreign countries

'The story is incomplete without noting the price that another nation paid for our rebirth,' Professor Goldreich said in the ceremony, after the Israel Prize was withheld from him over his support for a boycott of a West Bank university

While Pope Francis has made his opposition to Russia's actions clear, Patriarch Kirill has been vocal in supporting Moscow, as the two will likely meet for the second time since 2016 in June

Ayman Odeh says his call for Arab members of Israel's security forces to leave their posts was made in reference to East Jerusalem, which his party considers occupied territory

Newly elected prime minister, Shahbaz Sharif, the brother of a disgraced former premier, must handle a troubled economy, an energy crisis and the repercussions of ousting Khan

The Israeli military says 14 are suspected of terror acts ■ Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh also says Israel is 'increasing its aggression'

More than 130 bodies have been found in and around the town of Makariv near Kyiv, the mayor says. 'They laid them on the ground face down and shot them in the back of the head,' one resident adds

The Rabbi compared Ukrainian forces to Palestinian terrorists, claimed Russia and Israel suffer from 'constant rigging of facts' in the media

Jews by choice are not eligible for the ‘fast track’ service offered to other Ukrainian refugees making aliyah. Instead, they must endure a laborious process, during which time they cannot work or receive financial benefits

At least 5 officials were targeted with the Israeli spyware, among them European Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders

The ouster of Yemen’s president and the formation of a presidential council could finally end the civil war – if the Houthis get on board

The holy site has long served as a target of Palestinian anger as well as a dangerous and sometimes deadly pilgrimage destination for Jews

Israel remains widely unpopular in Egypt, but new deals with Israeli companies are growing, many with companies linked to the military or intelligence community. But don’t expect glittery investment conferences